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1201 Andrew is joined by SNP leader Alex Salmond. As you might expect, the West Lothian Question is high on the list of priorities.

1203 Jenny has left Andrew in the lurch - was it something he said? She's in Green Hammerton in Yorkshire asking about farm shops as part of The Daily Politics' Food Week.

1205 Our towns and cities are suddenly all the rage with our politicians. Yesterday David Cameron drags the Shadow Cabinet up to Liverpool to launch his latest taskforce; today the government counters with what it calls the biggest-ever study into the urban centres of Britain. Why? Well, maybe it's got something to do with the 30m people who live there - that's a lot of votes! But has any party got the right answers to make our cities great again? Laura looks at the Tories' plans for affordable housing and the government's State of the Cities Report.

1208 Andrew asks how these policies are likely to go down with those who live in the cities. Making a welcome return to The Daily Politics is Shaun Bailey, a community activist who works in west London. He says:
"The worry for me is that we just redo the fabric of the place - all it means is you're poor in a nice house. What you really need is locally-driven resolutions to local problems".

1217 Back to the politics of food: Jenny speaks to mushroom farmers and fruit growers about whether it's possible for businesses to survive economically in the age of the supermarket, and whether competition is still alive and well in the farming industry.

1224 Andrew returns with the Newsbelt: a round-up of the stories that are occupying Westminster this lunchtime.

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